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📍 Illinois · Agent systems · Devtools · Verification · Linux · Android
| Signal | Why It Matters |
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| 7 shipped proof points | Portfolio covers the VERITAS Omega Agent Trust Lab, Hermes Agent Mobile Companion, Breakaway, Shell Trials, Omega SMC, coders-bible-desktop, and YubiKey/FIDO2 + Tailscale mesh. |
| 20 direct external PR merges | Live GitHub readback confirms direct merges across AgentDoctor, Drift, Trail of Bits Dylint, Kaoto forms, Karakeep, Annotorious, Ansvisor, Amber, ShellCheck, Codex Desktop Linux, three AI-security catalogs, awesome-mcp-servers, and harehare/mq. Hermes Agent maintainer-reapplied authorship remains a separate proof category. |
| 1 formal QA report | Sibyl Memory Plugin beta QA deliverable with sandboxing, local-storage, trust/control, and bug-finding evidence. |
| Before code | Cleanroom certification, field service, industrial maintenance, thermal spray, quality control, and audit-ready documentation. |
Builder-operator: I build local-first agent systems meant to be operated, inspected, approved, tested, and recovered -- not just demoed.
| Start Here | What To Look For |
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Evidence index for seven shipped proof points; this profile carries the live 20-direct-PR readback, separate Hermes authorship evidence, and formal QA link. |
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Blind six-case agent-assurance challenge with 56 passing tests and downloadable evidence. Protocol v2 records 9/50 scoped outside actions from nine validators, with 41 remaining, zero independent verifier runs, and $0 settled revenue. The mix is three curator decisions, one reproduced defect, two integrations, and three substantive reviews; one review is an unfavorable root-cause rejection, and the RCL review is not an independent verifier run. Efficacy, adoption, endorsement, certification, and paid demand remain INCONCLUSIVE. Source · Help verify or break it → |
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Maintainer-grade PR intake: repo context, overlap checks, dry-run scoring, and reproducible proof gates. |
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Kotlin control surface for supervising agent infrastructure from a phone. |
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Memory, verification gates, audit ledger, and human approval flow. |
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Public product shipping, deterministic scoring, and SHA-256 sealed credential proof. |
| Project | Contribution |
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Hermes Agent #65682998e35313 authored commit |
Original PR #43861 closed unmerged after upstream fallback restructuring. Teknium's surgical reapply preserved my authorship, centralized per-entry key_env resolution in resolve_entry_api_key(), aligned TUI/desktop, cron, gateway, and CLI setup, and passed 565/565 targeted tests. |
Hermes Agent #69696OPEN · CREDITED |
Teknium's broader login-shell PATH implementation explicitly subsumes and credits my earlier PR #43834 for independently mapping the GUI/login-shell bug family. This open PR is excluded from the merged totals above. |
| AgentDoctor #18 | Added a GitHub Action while preventing output-path and symlink escapes; the repository owner reproduced the defect, required a focused remediation matrix, re-verified the correction, and merged the PR. That lifecycle remains one scoped external event. |
| Drift #792 | Fixed stale-index sampling so medium repositories are sampled across the full file range instead of only near the beginning; added a 39-file regression and merged. |
| Trail of Bits Dylint #2016 | Prevented a misleading-variable-name false positive when the type is explicit; synchronized rustdoc and generated README evidence after review, then merged. |
| awesome-ai-agent-governance #27 | Independent curator accepted the narrowly scoped Trust Lab entry. This establishes catalog fit, not VERITAS efficacy. |
| awesome-ai-security #18 | A second independent curator accepted the Trust Lab into a separate AI-security catalog, with the same discovery-only boundary. |
| awesome-ai-security-tools #29 | SCADA StrangeLove merged the Trust Lab into its new-project watchlist with the limitations preserved in the listing. |
| Kaoto forms #104 | Fixed the shared forms-library empty state so an already-selected All tab no longer suggests switching to itself; added focused regression coverage and merged into 1.x. |
| Karakeep #2864 | Fixed vertical scrolling for tall screenshot previews; shipped in Karakeep 0.33.1 with contributor credit. |
| Karakeep #2863 | Fixed BROWSER_WEB_URL IPv6 host resolution. |
| Annotorious #610 | Made OpenSeadragon polygon simplification tolerance configurable while preserving default behavior. |
| Ansvisor #237 | Grouped prompt detail results by platform to avoid provider model slug drift. |
| Ansvisor #235 | Grouped insights results by platform to avoid provider model slug drift. |
| Amber #1116 | Added -r to generated shell-version prelude reads for ShellCheck warning coverage. |
| ShellCheck #3484 | Excluded _ from subshell assignment warnings. |
| codex-desktop-linux #495 | Fixed Linux feature parity for the Codex 26.609 app bundle. |
| codex-desktop-linux #302 | Added Wayland GPU rendering profile for COSMIC / Pop!_OS. |
| codex-desktop-linux #236 | Added GitHub CLI auth workaround docs for isolated XDG / DBus keyring paths. |
| awesome-mcp-servers #4922 | Added VrtxOmega/Ollama-Omega to the Tools section. |
| awesome-mcp-servers #4539 | Added omega-brain-mcp to Developer Tools. |
| harehare #1865 | Allowed pipeline expressions as function arguments via implicit block parsing. |
Also: Sibyl Memory Plugin beta QA report, a formal external QA deliverable for local-first agent memory.
Open the full ecosystem map
| Repository | What It Does |
|---|---|
| premature-contribution-firewall | Maintainer-grade PR/issue intake: dry-run scoring, repo context, overlap checks, adversarial tests, and reproducible proof gates. |
| omega-brain-mcp | MCP governance core: cross-session memory, verification gates, cryptographic audit ledger, and human approval flow. |
| hermes-mobile-android | Android/Kotlin control surface for supervising agent infrastructure from a phone. |
| breakaway | VibeJam 2026 2nd Place · zero-dependency, browser-native credentialing engine with deterministic scoring and SHA-256 sealed proof. Live → |
| coders-bible-desktop | Offline Tauri/Rust knowledge engine with local search and no cloud dependency. |
| yubikey-fido2-linux-auth | Practical Linux hardening guide for FIDO2/U2F login, sudo, SSH, and recovery workflows. |
| Repository / Artifact | What It Proves |
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| veritas-agent-trust-lab | Public blind challenge for forged verdicts, parameter swaps, replay, correlated evaluators, evidence deletion, and silent monitoring. Live → |
| veritas-portfolio | Public evidence index for shipped proof points, external contributions, QA work, and operating principles. Live → |
| Shell Trials | Educational systems: a terminal RPG that teaches Linux by doing, not reading. |
| Omega SMC | Android mesh command center for private Tailscale operator infrastructure. |
| Sibyl QA Report | Formal beta QA deliverable for local-first agent memory, sandboxing, and trust/control behavior. |
| Repository | What It Does |
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| Gravity-Omega | AI-powered IDE and local operator workbench. |
| OmegaWallet | Desktop Ethereum wallet with renderer-cannot-sign architecture and adversarial validation history. |
| SovereignMedia | Local media platform with cinematic desktop UI. |
| veritas-vault | Local-first AI knowledge retention with SQLite, RAG, briefs, and searchable memory. |
| VERITAS-Omega-CODE | Deterministic software verification specification. |
I do not treat AI output as truth.
I treat it as a claim.
A claim has to survive verification.
| Principle | What It Means |
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| Local-First | Offline operation is the default. Network access is scoped and opt-in. |
| Deterministic Validation | AI outputs are treated as claims that need tests, logs, receipts, and repeatable checks. |
| Operator Model | High-risk actions need visible state, review, approval, and recovery paths before execution. |
| Maintainer Discipline | External contributions should be narrow, issue-fit, test-backed, and easy to review. |
Before software, I worked in cleanroom and industrial environments where mistakes have physical consequences: procedures, audits, containment, thermal spray, certification, quality control, and failure modes mattered before I ever touched a repo.
That shaped how I build now. I care whether a system can be checked, operated, repaired, and trusted under pressure.
| Lane | Tools |
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| Languages | Python, TypeScript, JavaScript, Rust, Kotlin, Shell, Solidity |
| Systems | Linux, Android, Tauri, Electron, SQLite, GitHub Actions, Tailscale, YubiKey/FIDO2 |
| AI / agents | MCP, local LLM workflows, verification gates, audit logs, approval surfaces |
| Product surfaces | Desktop apps, mobile companions, local-first dashboards, documentation systems |
